Jordan Laird is a Reporter at Dispatch Alerts. She covers a range of topics including government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on security and law enforcement, as well as regional and world news. Jordan's work has been featured in numerous publications including Dayton Daily News, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Jordan's focus is primarily on crime and court cases, with a particular emphasis on local news within Ohio, especially in the Columbus area. Given this coverage pattern, Jordan would likely respond well to pitches that involve exclusive access to new information or interviews related to ongoing criminal trials or law enforcement matters in the Columbus area.
As much of Jordan's reporting revolves around evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and legal proceedings, sources who can provide real-time updates, expert insights into unfolding events, or unique perspectives on high-profile cases are more likely to capture his attention.
When reaching out to Jordan Laird for potential coverage opportunities or story ideas, focusing on local crime-related topics specific to Ohio and particularly Columbus could be most effective.
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By: Jordan Laird
Columbus Dispatch Franklin County is shutting down the RISE Together Innovation Institute after investing $4.9 million over six years.
By: Jordan Laird
Hardin said he's heard from Columbus residents they are feeling priced out and pushed out by the city's growth.
Hardin said he's heard from Columbus residents they are feeling priced out and pushed out by the city's growth.
Columbus Dispatch Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin has launched his 2027 mayoral campaign against incumbent Mayor Andrew Ginther.
Columbus Dispatch A fatal shooting in the Short North left one person dead in the early hours of Aug. 23.
Columbus residents to vote on two council reform amendments on the Nov. 3 ballot following votes Aug. 24 by City Council.
Columbus Dispatch Activists interrupted a Columbus City Council meeting to demand an end to the city's use of Flock Safety license plate reading cameras.
Watch representatives from Flock Safety, ACLU Ohio, Columbus council and police discuss the controversial license plate cameras.
Columbus could be the next municipality to end its contract with Flock Safety for its automated license plate reading cameras.
Columbus could be the next municipality to end its contract with Flock Safety for its automated license plate reading cameras.
